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Investors Eye Delayed CPI as Treasury Yields Show Mixed Movements

U.S. Treasury yields showed mixed movements on Wednesday, reflecting investor caution and uncertainty ahead of the delayed Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, now scheduled for Friday. The yield on the 10-year Treasury fell slightly to 3.951%, while the 2-year note dropped to 3.442%. In contrast, the 30-year Treasury yield remained …

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U.S. Futures Steady as Earnings Season Rolls On; Netflix Misses Margin Target, Tesla in Focus

U.S. stock index futures were largely unchanged early Wednesday, as investors digested a fresh wave of corporate earnings, including results from Netflix, while awaiting key inflation data later in the week. At 10:00 GMT, Dow Jones Futures rose 0.1% (17 points), S&P 500 Futures gained 0.1% (4 points), and Nasdaq …

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Q3 Earnings: Netflix’s Revenue Climbs 17% Amid Earnings Shortfall from Brazilian Tax Issue

Netflix unveiled its third-quarter 2025 financial results on October 21, emphasizing revenue growth after ceasing regular subscriber reporting earlier this year. The streaming giant posted adjusted earnings per share of $5.87, falling short of both Wall Street expectations and its own projections, while revenue reached $11.51 billion, aligning precisely with …

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Traders Bet on Further US Treasury Rally as Yields Slide and Shutdown Fuels Flight to Safety

Bond traders are increasingly positioning for a deeper decline in U.S. Treasury yields, even after the 30-year yield fell to its lowest level in six months. The market’s tone has turned decisively bullish as investors brace for prolonged political and economic uncertainty driven by the continuing government shutdown, which is …

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Bitcoin Rebounds as Gold Suffers Its Sharpest Fall in Years: A Market Shift in Motion

Bitcoin staged a powerful comeback on Tuesday, climbing back above the $113,000 mark after briefly dipping below $108,000 earlier in the day. The rebound came just as gold prices suffered their steepest one-day drop in more than five years — a 5% slide that erased much of the precious metal’s …

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Gold Pulls Back from Record Highs as Trade Optimism Tempers Safe-Haven Demand

Gold prices retreated from record highs in Asian trading on Tuesday, pressured by profit-taking and early signs of easing U.S.–China trade tensions that weakened demand for the metal’s safe-haven appeal. At 02:27 ET (06:27 GMT), spot gold slipped 0.8% to $4,322.95 per ounce, retreating from Monday’s all-time high of $4,381.21. …

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